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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1963
Page
3
A chaotic report describes Hayward High School band undergoing uniform changes following an accident and uncertain events. Officials aim to replace damaged outfits with new ones while supporting band members and routines.
Hayward Unified School District discussions push to replace multiple salary pay scales with a single schedule. Elementary teachers, with fewer years and less graduate credit, would see sizable gains, while high school staff also benefit but to a lesser degree. The proposal centers on equalizing wages across levels, potentially elevating starting salaries by about 200 dollars and widening the gap toward top earnings.
Hayward Unified School District grapples with adopting the merit system for classified personnel. The board of trustees can approve or reject the personnel director candidate and set the budget, while the state personnel commission handles hiring and salary determinations. The stalemate risks hinge on board control versus the merit system’s centralized hiring authority.
Trade Club will hold its last event of the season on June 24 at Veterina Memorial Building Hayward. Twenty four South County construction industries sponsor the event. A dinner hour with entertainment and prizes is planned featuring top night club performers.
Oliver A Oliver a Hayward area businessman seeks custody and visitation rights for four children in a hard fought custody battle. The filing in Contra Costa County also accuses his wife of depraved conduct and seeks protection, with related civil suits and a prior divorce noted. The dispute involves multiple courts and allegations of false arrest, assault, and moral character questions about Oliver.
A fungal outbreak hits ash trees across Modesto and Alameda County areas, blamed on excess moisture and cool weather. County agriculture dept notes investigations show Valley areas affected. Foresters warn widespread spread this year and urge control measures.
Alameda County Supervisors will hear a bid to extend the Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery in South Hayward. The plan seeks land from Rancho Verde Estate to enlarge a cemetery and relieve crowding, despite strong local protest.
A Paris report notes an aviatrix set a speed record for women, with the Mirage III surpassing previous marks. The account highlights the record pace, logistical notes on timing and operation, and mentions France’s aviation context and technical challenges in achieving the feat.
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